About our 5-in-1 clipper spray catalog
We make Clippercide, the 5-in-1 clipper spray from the makers of Barbicide, and this site is our direct catalog. It lays out our single 15 oz aerosol can alongside the packs of 2, 3 and 6 so shops can read the exact label directions before buying from a retail partner.
What we make and where it sits
From the makers of Barbicide, we make one 5-in-1 aerosol that disinfects, lubricates, cleans, cools and prevents rust on clipper blades. Clippercide has sat on barbershop back bars, salon stations and grooming tables for decades, helping professional barbers, stylists and pet groomers keep their working tools within strict health and safety standards between services.
The formula is EPA-registered as bactericidal, fungicidal, virucidal and tuberculocidal, and proven to kill HIV-1 and TB. Sprayed directly onto blades after each use, the high-pressure spray blows hair and debris from between the teeth, while the protective lubricant film guards against corrosion, cuts friction, and keeps metal blades sharp, cool, and running quietly.
Why this catalog site exists
Online search results often show four listings that look identical because the can itself never changes. A shop owner comparing a single 15 oz can against packs of 2, 3 and 6 needs a plain place to see the pack choices side by side, review hospital-grade disinfection directions, and check label facts before an inspection without wading through extraneous clutter.
Our catalog does not take payments, process orders, or handle shipments. When you are ready to buy, you complete the purchase through an authorized retail partner listing, where all inventory handling, payment processing, delivery schedules, and return terms are managed directly by that partner under their own store policies.
How this catalog is maintained
Our office is in Milwaukee, WI, the brand's home town, where we maintain this reference site. We keep the catalog strictly limited to our 1 product across its 4 pack sizes, making sure that every statement about disinfection contact times, blade cleaning, and corrosion prevention matches the EPA-registered text printed on our physical 15 oz aerosol cans.
Blades must stay wet for 5 to 10 minutes for full hospital-grade disinfection before wiping excess spray away. We verify that these official label instructions remain clear and accurate on every listing here, so shops always have an authoritative reference for their daily sanitation routines and maintenance requirements.